Australia’s battery policy is stuck in waste mode – and it’s costing us Australia must decide if it will keep treating batteries as waste – or start designing for value retention across the full life Read more about Australia’s battery policy is stuck in waste mode – and it’s costing us
“A big deal:” Victoria gives green tick to 400 MW wind project – the first major wind approval in years Victoria gives planning approval to 400 MW wind project, the first for a major wind proj Read more about “A big deal:” Victoria gives green tick to 400 MW wind project – the first major wind approval in years
Sunshine state enjoys highest ever rooftop solar output – and record levels of renewable curtailment Australia's most coal dependent state enjoys record levels of rooftop PV, and Read more about Sunshine state enjoys highest ever rooftop solar output – and record levels of renewable curtailment
Turbine shut-downs back on the table as contested Tasmania wind farm gets federal green light Plans to build a 900 MW wind farm on a Tasmania island given the EPBC green light, Read more about Turbine shut-downs back on the table as contested Tasmania wind farm gets federal green light
Coal town set to add a third big battery as solar and BESS project narrowly wins panel approval State Development Assessment Panel votes narrowly to g Read more about Coal town set to add a third big battery as solar and BESS project narrowly wins panel approval
Energy Insiders Podcast: AGL’s struggle with coal AGL boss Damien Nicks discusses how the country's biggest coal generator is managing the transition to renewables, storage Read more about Energy Insiders Podcast: AGL’s struggle with coal
AGL may mothball coal units, or shut them down over weekends, to make way for solar, hints at wind contract Australia's biggest coal generator flags potential mothballing Read more about AGL may mothball coal units, or shut them down over weekends, to make way for solar, hints at wind contract
“Weaponised incompetence:” Littleproud urged to meet scientists after “peddling climate denial” Nationals leader urged to met with climate scientists after suggesting Australia should not worry so much abou Read more about “Weaponised incompetence:” Littleproud urged to meet scientists after “peddling climate denial”
Bowen seeks 1.6 GW wind and solar, 2.4 GWh of storage in super-sized CIS tenders for largest isolated grid Bowen launches tenders Read more about Bowen seeks 1.6 GW wind and solar, 2.4 GWh of storage in super-sized CIS tenders for largest isolated grid
WA shatters peak winter electricity demand records, as wind and batteries power up WA's main grid has shattered winter peak demand records – and moved them into the evening – driven by colder weather and increased Read more about WA shatters peak winter electricity demand records, as wind and batteries power up
